Pronunciation rules of the Russian vowels Е, Ё, И, Ю, Я, soft and hard consonants

In this video lesson you'll learn how to pronounce Russian vowels Е, Ё, И, Ю, Я. Don't forget to download the PDF file, which will definately help you understand the rules better.
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[daviddavid]

I love how you distinguish hard and soft vowels using the "j". This makes it very clear what I am supposed to say.

[milesl]

Christina Kochneva, your video was great and very helpful. thanx.

[prlygrlonline]

I just started my Russian 1 course and your videos on the vowels have been extremely helpful!  Thank you.

[jeffsnider]

Learning these pronunciation rules has really helped me with reading comprehension.

[amad-mijr]

Christina) You made my day) Thank you so much for this video!!! I really found difficulty in spelling the letter я in the word meat (мясо) and some other words! Now I have no problem, You are fantastic, wish you the best

[zeeyangs.r]

Thanks a lot for your detailed tutorial!
have a question: there's also "ье“ in the second column of unstressed E(when it is at the end of word and after a vowel), but ь is soft sign instead of a vowel, so could you please explain a little bit when should E be pronounced as /jə/?

[pravoslavn]

EXCELLENT presentation. And what a lovely young lady, too !

[MrVillatoro]

Previet Christina (no offense.) I like how you subtlety introduce a little bit of humor to keep us from  falling asleep. Great job my Russian teacher....Thank you, Spasiba and Gracias....

[tomasgan]

Christina, thank you for teaching Russian via YouTube. I think it would be very helpful if you wrote a translation next to each Russian word that you used. If I may ask. Do you live in Russia or other country?

[zeeyangs.r]

btw, I agree with +пезос5, I think the symbol for stressed Я should be /ja/ instead of /jæ/. the sound of /æ/ is narrow, it's the "a" sound in "cat"

[mmhxygz]

很好，一下学两种语言。
Very well, studying two languages at the same time

[Pax]

Cristina the link is not there anymore. for the previous vowel lesson

[amandeepsingh]

Hi Christina. I like your videos. Are there any more where you teach about nouns, person nouns, possessive pronouns verbs, adjectives, masculine, feminine, and or neuter endings?
Thanks

[lennih]

Hello Christina! I noticed that the unstressed endings -ой -ая -ия -ие -ое -ее -яя... are pronounced very different from what one would expect. Maybe it's a particular accent. For example, I can hear "красная икра" pronounced as "краснэй икра", "спокойной ночи" pronounced as "спокойно ночи", "информация" as "информаця", etc. I can't find videos or websites that explain these vowel reductions. Even the stressed ending in "белое вино" sounds like "белэ вино" to me!! Could you help me? Thank you!

[billybetts]

good.. most english dont know what diphthong is. good gal !

[Flippyboy]

The soft consonant sounds the same to me except you add an "ih" vowel at the end. B and Bih, V and Vih, and so on.

[oqnpvxn]

Your links in the bio doesn't work.

[daviddavid]

Please consider that the English "-er" has a single sound. The "-ye" in the word "lawyer" does not have its own sound. It is pronounced l + oy + y + er or to break it into syllables loy' + yer. Of course, If I lived in NYC or northern New Jersey, the word would be mostly pronounced loy' + yuh. In Virginia or in Atlanta one might find it more commonly pronounced law + yuh.

[pezos]

Why do you use this simbol /jæ/ for stressed Я? It should be /ja/.

[kingharji]

2:17 how "ge" become "ke"?